The Broderick Matter - Ep 2

From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny dollar Oh yes, mr. Walden I'm with Eastern Trust Insurance Company. We're trying to locate an insurance beneficiary named Lorraine Broderick Understand she lived in your apartment building up until 1953 Told you that a doctor she worked for here dr. Pollard. I don't know where she is mr. Dollar

I haven't seen her for two years. We're trying to pay off a claim mr. Walden Didn't she leave a forwarding address or give you any idea of where she... No, no, not a thing. You've got a job in your hands, pal.

I don't think that baby wants to be found. Got a couple of minutes? Yes. I'll be right over. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey and the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator...

It was truly Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. To Eastern Trust Insurance Company claims Division Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures incurred during my investigation of the Broderick matter.

Lorraine Broderick, that is, missing. Expensive count continued, item 6, $14 even photographs. The photographer who had taken the pictures of the 1948 graduating class at St. Charles High School still carried the proofs in his files.

Among them, four poses of Lorraine Broderick. I'd stop by to get them on my way out to see Carl Walden, a Parpen House manager. He hadn't changed his mind about anything since our phone conversation.

No sir, she doesn't seem to want anybody to know where she is. She'd have left a forwarding address or something like that. Instead she pulled out in the middle of the night bagging baggage and that's the last we ever saw of her.